[Blarg]

Yeah, just be sure what your goals are. Nothing wrong with having fun, but bouncing all over the place makes it really hard to judge how good you really are. You could get the wrong idea and overestimate yourself when you're running good, and then if you start to go on a bad streak, not know any better and keep pushing at the higher games.

Poker really is a grind, I think. One nice thing about being bored grinding the same games at the same limits, though, is that if you do it for a very long time, you know where you really stand in the game eventually, and what bounds not to stray too far from. Bouncing all over, you could play for years and never really know how good you are or why you are winning or losing.